Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps spokesman Muhibbi argued that Washington had failed to achieve its declared objectives against Iran. Muhibbi said it would be better for the U.S. to learn from its past experiences and accept Iran’s conditions.
Speaking to the semi-official Defapress news agency, Muhibbi cited the U.S. decision to stop fighting the Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen and sign a memorandum of understanding as an example for Iran. The spokesman said it would be wise for U.S. President Donald Trump to adopt a similar approach toward Iran.

Muhibbi alleged that despite having been in conflict with Iran for approximately 16 months, the U.S. had failed to achieve any of the objectives it had announced. Muhibbi argued that Washington had faced economic, political and social problems during this period and said the U.S. would also fail to achieve its objectives against Iran in the future.
Muhibbi alleges that artificial intelligence was used in attacks targeting Iran
Muhibbi said Trump’s idea of building an artificial intelligence capability was not new, alleging that the U.S. had used the technology in attacks targeting Iran and that artificial intelligence had played a significant role.

Muhibbi said artificial intelligence is used to analyze data from satellites, radars, thermal sensors and unmanned aerial vehicles in target identification, fire-order and feedback processes.
Describing Trump’s proposal as “a psychological operation aimed at creating fear,” Muhibbi said Iran also uses various technologies, including artificial intelligence.